Self-Healing Injection Ports for Laboratory Research and Mushroom Cultivation

Premium quality self-healing injection ports designed for sterile laboratory procedures. These 20mm butyl rubber ports provide reliable, contamination-free access for multiple research applications. Manufactured from high-grade butyl rubber, these durable ports withstand repeated use and autoclave sterilisation. Moreover, each port features a precise 20mm diameter with 12mm insert, engineered for optimal sealing and longevity.

Benefits of Our Self-Healing Injection Port System

First and foremost, our injection ports are trusted by both research facilities and cultivation specialists. The thick rubber design ensures a tight seal after each use, thereby maintaining sterile conditions throughout your project. Unlike cheaper alternatives, these ports are built to last and can withstand regular sterilisation cycles.

Professional Specifications

• Material: Medical-grade butyl rubber
• Dimensions: 20mm diameter, 12mm insert
• Quantity: 10 ports per pack
• Sterilisation: Autoclave and pressure cooker compatible
• Durability: Multiple puncture capacity

Self-Healing Injection Port Installation Guide

For optimal installation, initially drill a 10mm hole and then insert the 12mm rubber component for a secure, adhesive-free fit. Depending on needle gauge:

• 6+ uses with standard gauge needles
• 12+ uses with 21G needles

Subsequently, these professional-grade injection ports deliver consistent performance for laboratory and mushroom cultivation applications. Furthermore, each pack includes detailed fitting instructions to ensure proper installation and maximum lifespan.

Long-Term Maintenance

To get the most from your self-healing ports, we recommend following these essential steps:

• Firstly, clean the surface before each use
• Additionally, use sharp needles to reduce wear
• Finally, avoid harsh chemicals that might damage the rubber

Quality Assurance

As a result of our rigorous testing process, you can trust these ports for your critical mushroom cultivation projects.